“You were warned. The a stands for a-splode.”

I also count nine, including one in this community.

I think you’re probably trying to say something important, but this post doesn’t express it very well. Maybe try again, and start by imaging yourself explaining it clearly to someone who has never encountered the idea before. (Also, think about whether it really belongs in the Ask community, or might be a better discussion for a different group.)

hospitality

Welcome to a future of forever arguing which features are gimmicks.

This one, for example, is not.

For now.

Ouch.

Cornichons aren’t sweet, though. (Different kind of brine.)

Do not, and I must stress this, ask a rocker. (Consult the documentary Quadrophenia for details.)

No problem! Great username, by the way.

Uncle Nintendo: “This is a disownable offense.”

Yes.

This community used to be hosted on lemm.ee, which recently shut down. You should still be able to see the older posts at [email protected] if your Lemmy instance has them cached.

Stranger Things.

That’s disappointing to hear about Michio Kaku. I bought one of his books a long time ago, after hearing an interesting interview with him on a podcast. (Never actually got around to reading the book, though.)

Plus it’s double-extra meaningless on Lemmy, where you can run your own instance and give yourself whatever karma count/account date you want.

Yeah, this. In fact, going with hardware that’s too-too new can lead to a different problem on Linux.

OP, if you’re buying hardware, it’s worth web searching to make sure people have tried it on Linux and are having good experiences with it. Since most manufacturers only care if their stuff works on Windows, it can take a little while for Linux devs to write drivers and get them shipped in Linux distros.

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